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She’s fine. Yellowing is a natural part of the growth process and being 2 1/2 weeks into flower it’s expected. Do you have a worm bin? I topdress my girls at 2 and 4 weeks of flower with about 1” of fresh ewc. Starting your own worm bin is the best thing you can do to grow the highest quality...

Thanks zepheruk. I know all this as I have done a few scrogs inside. Inside you control the lighting and flip to 12-12 when done vegging. What I’m trying to figure out is when veg is done outside and the best time to put the netting up. I’m thinking near the end of July as I live just above...

I’ve got a Maui Waui that has been topped and lst and is outside in a 200 gallon bed of organic soil. I want to scrog but am unsure as to what time I should put my netting up as I live just north of the 49th in the Kootenays. Anyone have info on this?

I’ve got a Maui Waui outside that has been topped and lst in a 200 gallon bed that I’m gonna scrog. Never scrogged outdoors so what’s the best time to put the first netting up? I’m just north of the 49th in the Kootenays.

Yes I use 5 gallons of rain water.

I like to give my girls teas at least once a month in veg made up of 2 cups my ewc, 1 cup my compost, 1 cup alfalfa meal and 2 tbsp bsm bubbled for 36 hours. In flower I like to topdress at 2 and 4 weeks with about a 1” layer of fresh ewc and some fresh chopped up comfrey. The girls love it...

First thing you do is quit your job!!!

I transplanted a couple plants last year that we’re root bound in 5 g buckets to 20 g planters. The girls loved it and showed their appreciation!!

Transplant now. The stress of your plant being root bound in the 3 gallon planters will be worse then the stress of a transplant. And it’s good practice for transplanting!!

I give my girls a 3/4” topdress of fresh ewc at 2 and 4 weeks of flower. They certainly like it!! If you treat her right and give her lots of room to grow!! Then you should most certainly get a pound!!

I’ve got a strain that I call RHB. Short for Red Haired Beauty. It finished up last week of September. A couple years ago I pollinated a bag seed that had red hairs with some purple sativa pollen. I then grew out a seed and got a female. Took some female Jack Herer pollen and pollinated it...

The soil for the RHB consists of: -72 g original soil -18 g leaf mold -36 g composted steer manure -18 g compost -29 g perlite -36 g promix hp -5 heaping shovels rotted wood To this I added these amendments: -5 cups dlime -5 cups gypsum -5 cups osf -25 cups Gaia 4-4-4 -25 cups Gaia kelp meal...

You can see where I put my spikes around the Red Haired Beauty and Maui!! It’s gonna be a fun year!!!

Use a soft bristle paint brush to help with the mites on your flowering plant. For your clones, mix up 2 tsp neem oil, about 900 ml warm water and a good squeeze of dish soap, and spray every 3 days for 9 days. Mites will be gone!!

Gaia Green for me!!

Condolences to you my friend!!

No looking back now Groat21!! Congratulations!!

Here’s that picture!!

You can never have to many worms. I put a small handful in my 1 gallon pots when I transplant from solo cups. For my indoor grows, 4 and 6 gallon planters, I put quite a few into each pot during transplant. For my 20 gallon outdoor planters, I put a nice handful in!!!

Start your own worm bin. Plenty of info on riu. I use Gaia Green products such as osf. By far the best thing you can do for the best quality pot, is to start a worm bin!!